Under 15 minutes once you know what you're doing. External inflation points make a massive difference - no more crawling around inside with a pump.

320cm works brilliantly for couples or small families, 390cm gives you proper living space for longer stays. Both have the same 240cm depth.

It's all 300D ripstop polyester with a 5000mm waterproof rating. In normal speak, that means it's properly waterproof, not just shower resistant.

That's what it's built for. The air beams actually handle wind better than poles, and the materials are chosen for proper weather, not just sunshine.

It helps with condensation and temperature control. Worth it if you're camping in cooler months or anywhere prone to morning dew.

Really well thought out. Mesh panels on all doors plus adjustable panels mean you can get a breeze through without turning it into a wind tunnel.

The 10cm air beams are actually more stable than traditional poles. They flex rather than break, and create a really solid structure.

Easier than you'd think - the bag is properly sized (someone at Trigano obviously had to pack their own). About 10 minutes to get it dried and stored.

Good throughout thanks to the curved air beam design. No awkward slopes eating into your living space.

Keep it clean, dry it before storing, and don't over-inflate in hot weather. The materials are tough but looking after them makes them last even longer.

If you need extra sleeping space or storage, yes. It's proper quality like the main awning and integrates perfectly.